Titlebook: Bacterial Artificial Chromosomes; Volume 1: Library Co Shaying Zhao,Marvin Stodolsky Book 2004 Humana Press 2004 BAC.Chromosom.DNA.DNA sequ

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Bacterial Artificial Chromosomes978-1-59259-752-9Series ISSN 1064-3745 Series E-ISSN 1940-6029

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https://doi.org/10.1385/1592597521BAC; Chromosom; DNA; DNA sequencing; PAC; hybridization; reproducible techniques

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Caitlin Powers,Daniel Mellinger,Vijay Kumar DNA from different species. These BAC libraries are constructed by insertion of DNA fragments from different species into a vector, which can be replicated in a bacterial host. Choosing . as the model host has many advantages: rapid growth of the host, high stability of the DNA fragment when inside

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A Systematic Examination of the Handonventional methods to screen large-insert clone libraries for specific clones within a defined chromosomal interval are polymerase chain reaction (PCR) based using microsatellite markers. This strategy is labor- and cost-intensive and requires the PCR amplification of several thousands of DNA sampl

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A Systematic Examination of the Handrstanding disease, development and evolution. To accomplish this goal and a broad spectrum of applications requires integration of genome sequence information to genetic markers (expressed sequence tag/cDNA/gene transcripts content) and to reagents that can be seen through a microscope and linked to